Solid earthing rod Ø18x2700mm (hot-dip galvanized steel) /OG/ AH14351

Earthing and lightning protection – a solid foundation of safety

This solid earthing rod, made of hot-dip galvanized steel, is a key element of the surge protection system. It serves to effectively discharge lightning current to the ground, minimizing the risk of damage and ensuring the safety of people and installations. Its construction and material guarantee durability and reliability even in difficult ground conditions.

Construction and application

The earthing rod with a diameter of 18 mm and a length of 2700 mm is designed for creating vertical earthing rods. Installation involves driving the rod into the ground until the appropriate earthing resistance is achieved – the lower the resistance, the more effective the protection. Thanks to the connector, it allows easy connection to the earthing tape, which allows expanding the earthing system and adapting it to the specific needs of the installation. This is particularly important in residential buildings, industrial facilities and anywhere where protection against atmospheric discharges is a priority.

Advantages and benefits

• Durability and resistance: hot-dip galvanized steel provides high corrosion resistance, which extends the life of the earthing rod even in an aggressive environment.
• Compliance with standards: the product meets the requirements of PN-EN 62305-1 standard, which guarantees its effectiveness and safety of use.
• Easy installation: enables quick and efficient earthing thanks to the dedicated connector for connection to the earthing tape.
• Versatility: suitable for different types of soils and ground conditions.
• Wide range of conductors: compatible with conductors with a cross-section of up to 30 mm (range B), which provides flexibility in the design of the lightning protection system.
• Solid construction: M8x25 screw made of galvanized steel ensures a secure and durable connection of the earthing rod elements.
• Weight: 5.4 kg – optimal weight for easy installation and stability in the ground.